Michael Doe

Introduction: Services we provide include: * New and old work installations * Lighting design * Service upgrade * Swimming pool wiring * Motor control troubleshooting and new installs * Tela-Data cabling * Commercial service upgrades and installs * Single phase and three phase installations * Motor control, etc. * Troubleshooting * Roughing Trade skills: * Reading electrical blueprints * Power tool experience: sawzall, right-angle drill, whole hog, etc. * Experience in EMT pipe bending * Specialize in remix wiring method * Troubleshooting experience * Knowledge of basic electrical hand tools * Experience in control panel work * Knowledge of NEC, National Electrical Code * Bending and applying pipe * Roughing a house * Working on cars: electrical parts * Wiring and knowledge of motor control * Commercial and residential wiring * Also good at any electrical jobs * Good at any kinds of other jobs * Add, subtract, multiply, divide, and use Algebraic formulas * Read complex technical documents written in English * Develop alternative solutions to a problem and choose the best alternative * Communicate in writing with others * Read and understand graphs, charts, and diagrams * Plan and organize tasks to meet deadlines * Understand how an electrical or mechanical system works * Picture the way a construction project will appear before it is finished * Be self-motivated, responsible, and dependable without close supervision * Remain calm in an emergency situation * Communicate orally with others in English * Work smoothly with others as a team to complete a task * Maintain good relations with others in a work setting * Discriminate between colors * Understand verbal instructions, and warnings given in English * Hear warning signals * Maintain balance and perform construction tasks while on a ladder * Coordinate body movements when using tools or equipment * Reach and stretch to position equipment and fixtures while maintaining balance * Bend or twist the body into unusual positions while working * Traverse irregular surfaces while maintaining balance * Perform physical tasks all day without becoming overly tired * Use hands to manipulate small wires and objects * Work with both hands * Operate two-handed power equipment * Regularly lift objects weighing up to 50 pounds * On occasion, lift objects weighing above pounds * Carry objects weighing up to 50 pounds for short distances * Apply muscular force quickly to objects and equipment * Push or pull heavy objects into position * Climb ladders and poles up to 25 feet in height * Work at heights * Work in extreme hot and cold temperature conditions * Work in a noisy environment * Work at depths, such as in trenches, manholes, or deep vertical shaft * Planning and initiating projects * Establishing temporary power during construction * Establishing grounding systems * Installing service to buildings and other structures * Establishing power distribution within a project * Planning and installing raceway systems * Installing new wiring and repairing old wiring * Providing power and controls to motors, HVAC, and other equipment * Installing receptacles, lighting systems, and fixtures * Troubleshooting and repairing electrical systems * Installing and repairing traffic signals, outdoor lighting and outdoor power feeders * Installing fire alarm systems * How to work with energized circuits * Blueprints including symbols used * Electrical schematic diagrams * State and local electrical codes * First aid * Hazardous materials * Specific job safety rules * Skill at performing CPR * Skill at reading a wire table to determine conductor size required * Skill at terminating aluminum or copper cable * Skill at terminating high-voltage cable * Skill at splicing high-voltage cable * Planning and initiating projects * Establishing OSHA and customer safety requirements * Setting towers and poles and constructing other devices to support transmission, and distribution cables * Establishing work positions for maintaining and repairing overhead distribution or transmission lines * Stringing new wire or maintaining old wire * Installing and maintaining insulators * Installing and maintaining transformers and other equipment * How to perform an emergency rescue * First aid * Connections to be made for various transformers * What makes a wooden pole unsafe to climb? * Delta and Wyes transformer connections * Appropriate hand signals to use with ground crew or equipment operators * The proper knot to tie in different circumstances * Skill at rigging equipment * Skill at tying knots * Skill at operating a bucket truck * Skill at splicing high-voltage cable * Skill at splicing aluminum or copper cable * Skill at working on high-voltage lines while wearing protective equipment such as rubber gloves * Planning and initiating projects * Establishing temporary power during construction * Establishing grounding systems * Installing underground systems: slab and foundation * Rough-in, frame stage * Installing wire and cable * Trim out * Performing hot checks * Troubleshooting and repairing electrical systems * Electrical schematic diagrams * State and local electrical codes * Proper wire or cable to use in different circumstances * Skill at reading a wire table to determine conductor size required * Skill at terminating aluminum or copper cable * Skill at splicing twisted pair cable * Skill at terminating twisted pair cable * Skill at terminating coaxial cable * Planning and initiating projects * Installing underground voice or data circuit feeders to entrance facilities * Providing or connecting to the grounding electrode system * Installing pathways and spaces for installation of low-voltage wiring * Installing and terminating wires and cables * Installing local area network LAN cabling systems * Installing security and access control systems * Installing communications and sound distribution systems * Testing and repairing video, voice, and data systems